Glendale City Council has announced two bond questions for the November ballot to enhance flood control and infrastructure maintenance, with details at glendaleaz.com/bond2025.

Senator Gallego introduced a bill to reverse Medicaid cuts and make ACA tax credits permanent, countering GOP-led healthcare cuts that risk millions losing insurance.

Arizona leaders are urging the EPA and OMB to release Solar for All grant funds after an unexpected funding cessation, highlighting the program's importance for jobs, utility savings, and state energy goals.

Scottsdale Fire Department marks 20 years with investments for the future, including a new station and units, enhanced training, and wildfire mitigation efforts, supported by city officials and funded by a sales tax.

Scottsdale's WestWorld contributed $163.6 million to Arizona's economy, hosting 80 events and supporting 1,813 jobs, with plans for venue improvements ahead.

Gilbert Police Department received a $15,000 grant to fight impaired driving, enabling enhanced enforcement and education efforts to improve road safety.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and congressional leaders demand the release of funds for the state's "Solar for All" program after its suspension by the EPA, highlighting the loss in energy savings, job creation, and solar deployment.

Cochise County Jail to get a new fire alarm system after the Board of Supervisors approves necessary upgrades for safety, following the State Fire Marshal's findings on the inadequacy of the current alarm and interim safety measures.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes refuted Trump's denouncement of mail-in voting, defending the state-regulated system and emphasizing its bipartisan support and success in Arizona.

Djordje Pavlovic was appointed as Glendale's new Engineering Services Director, with a start date of August 25, bringing over a decade of city experience.

Protests erupt across the U.S. over GOP-led redistricting, claimed to be gerrymandering to increase Republican congressional seats, with Trump's support and similar Democratic tactics noted.

A former Tempe police commander accuses city officials of misusing police data to track homeless individuals and advocates, although the city and police chief deny these allegations.

Arizona's AG Kris Mayes reminded mobile home park owners of legal obligations for utility billing, warning against overbilling and unfair eviction tactics.